(What) should I open my mouth (for) and what should I ask you? The whole world is one wanderer/travellerīut I could not stay (back), Oh she who has/rides the lion/tiger! I have come, I have come, Oh she who has/rides the lion/tiger!

You called me, Oh she who has/rides the lion/tiger! I am giving my rough English translation of most of the lyrics The lyrics in Hindi (Devanagari) script:

This particular deity lives on the hilltop. I think the song is about Mother Durga or some similar deity who rides the lion/tiger. I simply adore (Late) Mohammed Rafi, who I believe was a devout Muslim! May God shower His choicest blessings on Mohammed Rafi sahab wherever his spirit is now (with God in all probability), and his loved ones! May India have many more Mohammed Rafis who are like him as devout Muslims and promote multi-faith approach to God! This just shows how Hindi film industry of those days (perhaps even today), always promoted a multi-faith approach to God and promoted religious tolerance/pluralism. Rafi) and the lyricist (Kaifi Azmi) are Muslim. Here's the video of it from the 1980 movie Aasha:, 6 min, 46 secs, sung by Mohammed Rafi and Narendra Chanchal, music composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal and song composed (lyricist) by Kaifi Azmi. Now youtube provides me the great pleasure of watching the video-song. I just love this bhajan/devotional song and have enjoyed it over the decades listening to it on the radio mainly in the 80s, but also later on in the 90s.

Tune mujhe bulaya sherawaliye youtube